Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-11-25

Miss Lizzie Taips was visitor to ster-
ling this week.
Twsnty-seven loads. OF wood passed
through tewn Wednesday. #
Go to a. H. Days, Main st., Bismarck,
for iewelry. watches, repairing, ETC..
Cloaks at your own price at W. B.
Wats0n's cid stand, Main st., Bismarck.
The division majority il down below
1000. and continues to dwindle a. the
returns come in.
Dry goods at your own price at the
great slaughter sale at W. B. Watson's s
old stand, Main street, Bismarck.
We. understand that Billy Margach,
while at work the other day, fell from the
staging and disloc.ted his.phoulder.
farmers are busy hauling wsod.
Between Williamspert and tbs river from
one to two dozen wood teams may be
net daily.
r. L. Durant q Co., wholesale and re-
tail booksellers and stationers, wall paper
and music dealers, Bismarck. Oak, solicit
mail orders.
Assistant Commissioner Stockslager il
SAID to be, without doubt, the fortunate
individual ON whom the mantle Of Gen
Sparks will fail. |
Miss Eva Campbell, one of our yeung4
lady teachers and = pisnser of the Will
Transport country, left last week for Ohio
to spend the winter.
Go to the New York Art Store C. H.
Phelps, prop'r). Third street, Bismarck,
for Watches jewelry, silverware, wall pa
per, etc. Watch repairing specially.
Don't forget to attend the closing out
sale of dry goods at w. B. Watson's old
stand, Bismarck. The sale is percmp-
tory. The goods must be turned into
cash at once.
Mr.. Hughes, the Steele Williamsport
mail-carrier, had another addition to his
numerous family, on Monday of last
week. The newcomer il heir No. and
boy No. 8.
Mr.. H. A. Armstrong left last week for
Ohio. 1t is reported that he will he
absent about six weeks. Mr.. Herrick has
charge of the treasury books during Mr..
A 3 absence.
Miss Jennie smalley did not 60 east
with the Misses Connor and Campbell
and Mr.. Armstrong, but is still in Bis
narck, and has not yet decided al to " hen
she will start.
The Carringtsn News says, sditorially,
that the rains of last June were in answer
to prayer. II so, why net regulate pre-
cipitatlon hereafter by territorial paid
prayer corps7 -
A temperance lecture will be delivered
in the schoolhouse at Winchester on Sun
day evening, Nov. 81, at Z o'clock. by
Henry A. Bergey, of Danbury. All are
invited to be present
Bismarck Tribune 1t is understeod
that s. B. Lawrence will leave for the
east in few days to engage an expe.
rienced miner to operate the mine On his
farm southeast of the city.
Great slaughter sale at W. B. Watson 8
| old stand, Main street, Bismarck. A
$4,000 stock of dry goods. notions,
cleaks and furnishing goods to be sold
at immense sacrifice. It is rare chance.
+ Among lot Of pre-emption patents re.
Gently received at the Bismarck land Of
fee was that of Squire B. Rolfe for the
southeast quarter of section 4. township
1872. range ~, near Winchester. This wa,
the only patent received for Emmen.
County.
/ Eighty-elght will be leap year. Eact
A Dakota glrl whose beau has long mo
nopolized her time, ate her parents
grub and caused their woodpile TO suffer
without declaring himself, should take ad
\ vantage of the coming year and make hin
%'bracs up or pay his own board.
+ Tho Sphinx County Commissioners, il
session At Redfeld, unanims susly passee
the following resolution Whereas. Th'
Lord in his goodness having caused on.
W. A. J. Sparks to resign his position 4,
land commissioner, it Is hereby recon-
nended that day be set apart for publi(
thanksgiving"
Everybody living on the Missour
Slope knows Or. Dunn. the old.tlmer
In purchasing drugs the public has to de
pend largely on the dealers statements
as to quality and prices. Nobody eve
had reason to complain of his dealing,
with the f1rp of Dunn g. Co. Therefore
when in Bismarck, be sure to call on them
Everything indicates that large acre
4 age of corn will be planted next season
Many of eur farmers raised good seed tn
past season, and enough is offered TO
salet to supply those who last spring faile.
to plant those varieties most valuable il
this latitude. There is plenty Of corn TO
feed, but it is hard to obtain pigs at an!
price.
Minneapolis Journal: when . wsma,
will, she will" OUT dispatches to-da,
Vgive good illustration Of the pluck AM
political skill Of Minneapolis womal
whose fortunes were cast in sparsel,
settled prairie section Of Dakota. tn
entire Getty" In which she lived (Napo
leon. Logan county, was threatened witt
annihllation BY removal to rival tow
which aspirsd to bs the county seat: bu